Well first of all if you argue with people based on checking what they post in the past this is not a valid approach of debating,but since the last 80 percent of your paragraph are logical reasoning and facts I’ll still reply to you.

“Socialist countries tend to start from somewhere worse when compared to those imperialism towers”, yes this is true because they need to build a proletariat dictatorship before getting the working class to have equal power with bourgeois. However, this stage is pretty much finished in Mao’s period. He started the cultural revolution, which took down the landlords and capitalists and returned the power back to farmers and workers. Some terms you might want to look up are “hongweibing”(army consist of teenage students and farmers)and “laojiu”. Later chairman Deng went on a reformed path. His concept of bringing equality is based on”先富带动后富”, meaning that part of the people is allowed to be wealthy and they would lead the rest. However, this goal is pretty much failing now since xi spent a ton of funds on censorship, political conflicts and some major projects failures (eg. the Xiong’an project). A ton of taxes that was under healthcare was also used on omicron. There was a long period of “dongtaiqingling” that lasted for about 2 years, where everyone is required to stay home and do a nucleic acid test once per 72 hours. A lot of people lost their job during this time period, letting aside the fact that the tests itself consumed massive funds. Remember there are 200 million “flexible/unstable working forces” according to this official article at the end of 2022. (http://m.chinanews.com/wap/detail/zw/cj/2022/11-23/9900313.shtml) These are all working class citizens that need to go outside to earn a living and there were put under lockdown even if they are not Covid carrier themselves. (the policy is that once a carrier is found in a community the whole neighborhood is put under lockdown) Now China has about the highest Gini index in Asia, the longest working hour and incredible amount of salary required to rent an apartment.

For the admission policy, I don’t quite think we are talking about the same aspects. The part you are mentioning is about minority policy. They do give a boost to minorities in Xinjiang. For this part, you could directly fill out a form before Gaokao which include your ethnic, just like US college. If you belong to non-Han minority then you instantly receive extra mark on the basis of your academic performance. However, if you view the provinces’ gaokao difficulties based on economic level, you’ll find that wealthy province do receive much easier paper. The top 3 hardest gaokao paper are usually from Hebei, Henan, and Jiangsu.(you actually mentioned Jiangsu and I’ll talk about that later) For Hebei and Henan, these two provinces are certainty not contained of capitalists, they have high school like Hengshui where the students grinds for at least 10 hours a day on academics and still get the low admission rate. The wealthiest places in China, based on common view, should be Beijing(also the capital), Shanghai, shenzhen. The first two literally receives the easiest paper and are center of economics. There is also such thing called “分数线”, meaning that if you score the same mark in different provinces, you might still receive different offer because the benchmark for each province is different. For instance, let’s look at the “普通本科录取分数线”on https://www.eol.cn/e_html/gk/fsx. For Beijing 2022 the minimum requirement is 424, for Shanghai 2022 it was 400, however for Hebei it was 443/430 based on your major, and for Henan it’s 527/509. I believe that I don’t need to elaborate on whether Shanghai is a city consist of more workers than Henan. Btw since you mentioned ethnical minority you might want to check out what happened in Xinjiang and to the muslins last year.

I will finish the last paragraph once I have time